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MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEER, GEARTRAIN, DRIVE SYSTEMS

Geartrain system design utilizing parametric modeling to evaluate performance trade-offs Geartrain component design of rotating shafts, torque split devices, couplings, and clutches Finite element analysis 2D and 3D modeling utili...

CompanyTesla
AddressAustin, TX
CategoryEngineering/Architecture/scientific
Job typeFull-time
Date Posted 4 days ago See detail

Mechanical Design Engineer, Geartrain, Drive Systems

Tesla

Austin, TX

Geartrain system design utilizing parametric modeling to evaluate performance trade-offs Geartrain component design of rotating shafts, torque split devices, couplings, and clutches Finite element analysis 2D and 3D modeling utili...

SoC (System on Chip) Design Engineer

Botg Solutions

Austin, TX

$180,000 - $210,000 a year

401(k). 401(k) matching. Dental insurance. Health insurance. Life insurance. Paid time off. Vision insurance. 8 hour shift. Monday to Friday....

Sr. Mechanical Design Engineer, Packaging Innovation

Tesla

Austin, TX

$118K - $149K a year

Establish early concepts of dense, automation-friendly delivery carriers for each part to the line Own preliminary population of Plan for Every Part (PFEP) Packaging inputs, working alongside Product Design and Material Flow Engin...

Systems Performance Design Engineer

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc

Austin, TX

$113K - $143K a year

Driving targeted performance characterization, analysis, & attainment for client products with continuous test, debug, analysis, & defect resolution throughout the course of a project Driving technical innovation to improve AMDs...

Mechanical Design Engineer

American Precision Engineering

Pflugerville, TX

$95,000 - $105,000 a year

401(k). 401(k) matching. Dental insurance. Health insurance. Paid time off. Professional development assistance. Monday to Friday. What color do you want all your sketch lines to be for a feature in a SolidWorks part and why do yo...